I got a D in AP Calculus but I got a 5 on the AP exam. How will colleges see this?

OH my GOSH that is delicious! You'll get the gpa points from the D, but you'll get the credit for the 5. If a human reviews your application, they will laugh! I did. Congratulations, that clas…

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